Shooting victim linked to Washington sniper case
Rupinder Oberoi, 22, shot Sept 14 outside a Hillandale Beer and Wine store in Silver Spring, Md, says he wants life to return to normal. Authorities link his attack to John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo, part of a wider 16 shots, 12 killed, across five states. Police tie the same rifle to Montgomery, Alabama, killings, with formal charges pending. Oberoi survived, plans to resume life, including football and clubs.
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Federal judge bars public from Malvo hearing
A federal judge in Baltimore denied access to a Monday hearing for 17 year old John Lee Malvo, the suspected sniper. Magistrate James K Bredar ruled the public interest in the Washington area sniper case does not outweigh the suspect s right to privacy as a juvenile. The Associated Press The Washington Post The Baltimore Sun and The New York Times sought attendance at the federal detention hearing to decide if Malvo should be held on juvenile charges.
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Warning signs of killers often ignored in violence
Mental health experts and criminologists say threats and warnings by killers are frequently dismissed as venting. The Washington area sniper case and recent university killings illustrate how warnings can precede brutal acts, with red flags including detachment, talk of death, and inflated self-importance.
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White House mulls Pitt fate over Webster appointment clash
White House officials grow impatient with SEC Chairman Harvey Pitt over his handling of the Webster watchdog role. Senate Republican critics question disclosure and seek transparency as Shelby pressures for honesty in market oversight amid an inspector general probe into Pitt’s actions.
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